Holy grail of reloading supplies near Austin

[Wiliamr]

A Texas Girls Guns in Liberty Hill! I stopped in and it was like a warehouse for powder, primers, bullets! Nice people and good selection of guns, parts and other stuff. www.atexasgirlsguns.com
13740 West Hwy 29, Suite 6, Liberty Hill, TX 76842 • 512-778-6677

 

[Dawico]

I hope their prices are better. They kept a good supply through the shortage because of their prices.

They do have a decent shop and a stocked reloading area.

If memory serves $40 a pound for powder though.

 

[BRD@66]

At the Nw corner of the traffic-lighted intersection of TX29 & FM1869. Don't try to enter directly from TX29 - you cant.
Go North on 1869 about 50 ft & turn left into the parking lot.

 

[Wiliamr]

Dawico--- compared to McBrides prices vs. some of the other local sources prices??> Reloader 7 was 36 bucks.

 

[Dawico]

Dawico--- compared to McBrides prices vs. some of the other local sources prices??> Reloader 7 was 36 bucks.

That is ok if you have to have it.

I lose interest over $30.

 

[duckknot]

There's a reason their shelves stayed stocked during the panic!

 

[TX69]

There's a reason their shelves stayed stocked during the panic!

Sounds like the Gander Mountain business model.

 

[phatcyclist]

I was really sad when Sportsman's Warehouse in Pflugerville closed down, they had the best variety of reloading supplies. I'll have to check A Texas Girl's Guns out again, it's been a long time since I've gone in there. I've been a long-time McBride's customer, but unfortunately they are about the only place in the city limits with reloading supplies, so their stock gets depleted quickly. If only Cabela's didn't make you wait 2 hours in line for powder, I might even shop there more often.

 

[Shady]

you do know that with a small mom and pop gun store they may have been buying it from other than normal sources and having to pay more for it just to have it to offer it for sale to there customers.

 

[Dawico]

you do know that with a small mom and pop gun store they may have been buying it from other than normal sources and having to pay more for it just to have it to offer it for sale to there customers.

I doubt it. That just isn't a good business plan for a store with piles and piles of powder.

I am guessing they are following the CTD business plan. Keep the prices high while demand is high then lower them to stay competitive when supply catches up.

 

[Mexican_Hippie]

Previous post deleted.

Please open a thread in the for sale section.

 

[picker]

I doubt it. That just isn't a good business plan for a store with piles and piles of powder.

I am guessing they are following the CTD business plan. Keep the prices high while demand is high then lower them to stay competitive when supply catches up.

yup, sounds like a good plan for customers with short memories[smile]
Best/joe

 

[Hoji]

. If only Cabela's didn't make you wait 2 hours in line for powder, I might even shop there more often.

Huh? I get powder all the time @ Cabela's. It is on the shelf with all the other reloading stuff.

 

[wmking]

Cedar Hill Arms in Cedar Park has lots of powders, primers etc.

 

[Recoil45]

Huh? I get powder all the time @ Cabela's. It is on the shelf with all the other reloading stuff.

Behind the gun counter in the Allen store. There could be a long wait on a busy weekend.